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itemupgrade/itemupgrade.ini

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+# File encoding: preferred UTF8 (no BOM) if unicode characters are present, it can be ANSI for English-only
+# File format: ini as default and then HJSON/JSON5/JSONC/JSON (JSON doesn't allow comments) for advanced modders who want to use benefits of those file formats  
+# File name: it must be the same as tp2 name: MyMod.tp2 => MyMod.ini (.hjson/.json5/.jsonc/.json)  
+# File location: the same folder where .tp2 file is present  
+# File content: every key=value pair is optional, key names are case insensitive  
+
+# ini section header is required to avoid false detection
+[Metadata]
+
+# Full name of the mod, without version number
+Name = Item Upgrade
+
+# Author name or nick, don't use email address
+Author = Wes Weimer
+
+# Short description of the mod, main goals, features etc
+Description = The Item Upgrade Mod Pack allows Cromwell and Cespenar to upgrade more items for you. Half of them are conveniences, the other half try to prop up weapon categories that are "weak" by comparison (e.g., maces and clubs). See the readme for a full list.
+
+# Web address of mod Homepage - not using the actual page, since it points to v40
+Homepage = http://forums.pocketplane.net/index.php/board,43.0.html
+
+#  Web address of mod dedicated forum or forum thread 
+Forum = http://forums.pocketplane.net/index.php/board,43.0.html
+
+# if you use github.com (preferred hosting site), simply use github.com/AccountOrOrgName/RepositoryName    
+# If you use other hosting sites, please check requirements and put direct download link  
+Download = https://github.com/Gibberlings3/Item_Upgrade
+
+# Requirements for other hosting sites:
+# - forum attachments won't work because the download links will be changed every time when you update mod package
+# - mod package should be downloaded using 'wget' commandline tool: wget.exe --no-check-certificate 'link'
+# - it's possible to preform file size check using 'wget' commandline tool: wget.exe --no-check-certificate --spider 'link'
+# - links do not expire after 30 or more days without download ( speeedyshare, mediafire etc has forced expiration dates)
+# - hosting site won't require user interaction or captcha ( googledrive, mediafire etc require user interaction)
+# - hosting site don't advertise any kind of adware/crapware etc